Evening Caledonian of 1837 on February 15 1919
A brief newspaper item from the Evening Caledonian notes the date Saturday February 15, 1919. The file preserves the historic edition label and publication year with no additional event details.
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
5
A brief newspaper item from the Evening Caledonian notes the date Saturday February 15, 1919. The file preserves the historic edition label and publication year with no additional event details.
Chandler Heath of Danville and several others visited in town on Thursday and Friday. Town Clerk records show 18 births four marriages and 17 deaths for January. Notables include Matt B. Jones of New England Telephone Co visiting for the telephone hearing and former St Johnsbury Academy student.
Palestine Commandery No. 5 K T Stated Conclave convened Tuesday evening at 7 20 p m with Waterman as Commander and A M Lang serving as Recorder.
Apollo Lodge No 2 holds regular meeting Tuesday evening February 18 at 730. Esquire rank to be conferred on two candidates. Officers listed include H W Clark C C HL E Anderson K R and 8.
A Boston Transcript correspondent recounts a British prisoner near St Quentin in March describing German shortages of anesthetics amid civilian hardship. An officer showed a captured field medical cart overflowing with morphia, chloroform, and other drugs, arguing such supplies expose a cruel policy behind amputations without anesthesia.
The passage lists metric capacity units: kiloliter or stere equals 1 cubic meter, hectoliter equals 100 liters, dekoliter equals ten liters, liter equals cubic decimeter, and smaller units down to militer. It also notes periods in life in Ife marked by deep emotions and gaps between old and new life.
Dr Charles R Humbert discusses serum use for influenza in the Medical Record arguing for convalescent serum when standard treatments fail. The piece frames it as an endless chain of serum donations and patient treatments to save lives amid high death rates from influenza and pneumonia.
A 5 000 ton floating repair ship anchored at Queenstown served as a mobile machine shop foundry and store to repair destroyers and chasers. It could perform any repair short of drydock work and even baked long loaves of bread and a grand birthday cake for Admiral Sims.
The Institute of Agricultural Botany to be established at Cambridge England will focus on breeding and distributing improved crop varieties. Modeled on Sweden’s plant breeding station at Svalef, it will employ specialists to create pure cultures of new varieties and expand their cultivation.
A storyteller recalls Willie's mother saying a bird told on him. The tale suggests the bird was a lyre bird used to prevaricate for a perceived good cause.
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